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New Book for Difficult Times

Silver City and Grant County Poet Laureate, Eve West Bessier, has a new publication with Falcon West Books, In the Flow of Grace: Three Minutes to Abundance. In the book Eve shares her custom-built morning spiritual practice.

A wonderful way to bring peace of mind and joy to your daily life. This simple, three-minute spiritual practice will help you live in the flow of divine grace, bringing abundance into your life through gratitude. This practice can be used by anyone seeking a deeper connection with the divine. The book is beautifully illustrated with original botanical prints by the author.

Southwestern author Eve West Bessier is an award-winning author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, and a Poet Laureate Emerita of Davis, California. She is a social scientist, studio musician, jazz vocalist and voice coach, visual artist, and a nature enthusiast. You can find more information, including performance videos and recordings on her website: www.jazzpoeteve.com

Read more about In the Flow of Grace: Three Minutes to Abundance.

Disclaimer:
The views expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the Southwest Word Fiesta™ or its steering committee.

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